Social & Communication (722 programs)

Pros: Convenient viewing on larger screens.

Cons: Limited features compared to the mobile version.

Pros: Centralized communication and collaboration tools. Strong integration of messaging, meetings, and files. Supports structured team-based workflows.

Cons: Notification management can feel overwhelming. Interface flexibility is limited. Feature depth may require adjustment time.

Pros: Seamless cross-platform syncing. Fast, responsive interface. Generous file-sharing limits. Rich group and channel features. Minimal resource usage.

Cons: End-to-end encryption only in Secret Chats. Privacy concerns for regular cloud chats.

Pros: Supports HD video conferences. Features a simple interface. Comes with abundant features. Offers multiple pricing options. Now supports post-quantum E2EE.

Cons: Needs good internet connectivity.

Pros: Convenient desktop access. Reliable real-time notifications. Easy and familiar interface.

Cons: Higher memory usage. Limited new features. Web-based performance limitations.

Pros: Free to download and use. Familiar interface. Loaded with features. Focus on social media.

Cons: Some features are limited to mobile.

Pros: Send unlimited water. High-quality calls. Create secret conversations. Free stickers.

Cons: Performance can be unstable.

Pros: Fun and upbeat user interface. A wide variety of fun stickers and emoticons. Line Pay is a digital wallet used for in-app purchases. ChatGPT integration.

Cons: Not popular so cannot be used by all. Too many in-app purchases.

Pros: User-friendly navigation. Diverse posting options, including images, videos, and polls. Cross-platform compatibility. AI features.

Cons: Restricted search functionality for unregistered users. Presence of ads as promoted posts.

Pros: Has a range of features. Can call mobile and landline numbers. Integration with the Microsoft ecosystem.

Cons: Occasional connection issues and delays. Cluttered interface compared to its competitor apps.

Pros: Offers text chat, VoIP call, and video call features. Has a user-friendly interface. Let you converse with communities on servers. Multitude of tools for gamers and streamers.

Cons: No end-to-end encryption.

Pros: Visual inspiration buffet. Personalized boards. Allows collaboration.

Cons: Prioritizes popular or trendy pins over fresh ideas.

Pros: Supports messaging, snaps, and video calls on desktop. Bitmoji customization available without mobile use. Consistent conversations across devices.

Cons: Limited content creation tools compared to mobile. Web-based experience lacks native desktop features.

Pros: Supports text, voice, and video. Cross-device message syncing. Customizable chat themes. Easy file sharing.

Cons: End-to-end encryption not enabled by default.

Pros: Minimal RAM usage. 4K/144fps recording support. Multi-track audio control. Instant sharing link and mobile app.

Cons: Limited video editing features. Max five-minute upload length. Social feed can be distracting. Requires manual trimming of long clips.

Pros: Fast internal communication. Requires no initial configurations. Lightweight and easy to use. Encrypts messages.

Cons: Outdated interface.

Pros: Free messaging, calls, and video chats. Disappearing messages and privacy options. Feature-rich communities and group tools. Business marketplace and professional integrations. Clean, intuitive interface.

Cons: Occasional bugs and notification delays. Backup and sync issues reported. Requires paid subscription for calls to non-Viber numbers.

Pros: All-in-one social and communications app.

Cons: Users can be prone to scams.